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Ferrari's Fred Vasseur Faces Media Scrutiny Amid Team Struggles

This week, internal turmoil at Ferrari has come under scrutiny, particularly regarding Fred Vasseur’s position as team principal. With a challenging 2025 season underway, Italian media are raising questions about his future, distracting him from the crucial task of managing race operations.

Our Take:

The persistent focus on speculation about Vasseur’s job security underscores a wider issue within Ferrari: accountability. While the media's inquiries may seem relentless, they reflect the expectations of a passionate fanbase eager for success. It’s essential for Vasseur to steer clear of distractions and prioritize team cohesion if Ferrari aims to reclaim its former glory.

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Source: Jad Mallak

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